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This page was last updated on: April 13, 2008
Here are some new shots of my 1930's amateur station. I just added the shelf for the Clough-Brengle transmitter to sit above the National HRO and 1-10A receivers.
Both the HRO and the Clough-Brengle were made in 1934.
Note, the early mic is just for show right now since I haven't found a modulator yet.
This is the other side of the bookcase that that you see the back of in the first photo.
On the top shelf is a neat 4 tube homebrew I picked up at the Charlotte
CC-AWA Conference a couple of years ago. Tall sets like tlike this are a little unusual with the double row of controls on the front panel.
Below it is my Olson tube Hi-Fi receiver and part of my collection of vintage books on radio.
This first photo is to the far left as you enter the room. The top shelf holds lots of horn speakers above a wall full of misc. 1920's battery sets. The glass display case holds small early parts and other "stuff"...
This photo shows the front wall (where the garage door used to be) with mostly Atwater Kent brand radios.
Behind the couch is a 1960
RCA console stereo that is the only table I have that's big enough to hold the Leutz model L and WE 7A amp and D-10 horn.
Continuing to pan around the room from left to right.
Continuing to pan around the room from left to right.
In this photo you see sitting
beside my grandmothers red velvet chair, a Victoreen super-het sitting on top of a large enclosed cabinet style horn speaker. The loop antenna was made b RCA.
The TV behind the chair is a 1948 Crosley. Next to the TV is a magazine rack full of vintage magazines.
Continuning on around to the right you'll see part of my novelty transistor radio collection
and some of the vintage advertizing in the collection. The large tube you see standing next to the metal shelf is a
50 KW watercooled final from radio station WBT.
It has been given to our club (CC-AWA) and I get to store it until the club has some place to display it.
On the left next to the stairs is a RCA Radiola model 80. On top of it is my Glass battery set with a Amplion Jr. Deluxe horn. Next to the RCA is my nearly "mint" AK - 316 with an AK - 555 sitting on top.
The large floor model is a Victoreen Universal Super-Het, from the Ralph Muchow collection.
Sitting on top is a Browning-Drake
with Saal horn.
The painting on the easel is a transistor radio.
The 2 pieces on the wall behind the horn are promo transistor radios made by Delco for display in their showrooms, the one on the right is all in German.
This is a built-in wall display case for my tube collection.
The horn speaker to the right is a spruce bell Music Master.
Here is a closer view of some of the small items in the floor display case.
There no real rhyme or reason to it, just lots of misc. "Radio Stuff".
These 2 shots show lots of different radios from the early 20's thru the 1950's.
Here's another view of more of the transistor radio collection, novelties, portables & pocket sets.
That's all for this tour. I'd like to thank you for visiting
"Radio Heaven"
Please be sure to stop by as often as you can.
New stuff is being added all the time.
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